The Vault

The film opens with newspaper clippings that detail a dramatic bank robbery. These clippings set the tone for the ensuing chaos that will unfold within the bank.

As the tension builds, a cloud of smoke engulfs the area with the distinct sound of fire trucks racing to the scene. Their arrival signifies the urgency and seriousness of the situation unfolding inside the bank.

Inside the bank, Ed Maas, portrayed by James Franco, finds himself in a break-room, surrounded by unsettling visuals including a masked figure. His anxious demeanor is captured in close-up shots, amplifying the dread of the events taking place.

Detective Tom Iger enters the bank, casually spiking his coffee with liquor as chaos reigns around him. His nonchalant attitude contrasts sharply with the rising panic, highlighting his complex character.

Leah arrives at the bank seeking a teller position and hands her resume to the bank manager. Their conversation takes a mysterious turn as he reveals that employees often leave due to spooky occurrences in the bank's basement.

Tensions escalate when Vee Dillon confronts a teller about bounced cheques, leading to a confrontation that escalates to the involvement of bank security. This pivotal moment sets the stage for greater chaos as the robbery plot thickens.

In a shocking twist, it is revealed that Leah, along with Vee Dillon and her accomplices, are orchestrating the robbery. Leah's sudden aggression towards the bank manager with a shotgun marks a critical turning point in the storyline.

With hostages now taken, the crew compels Susan Cromwell, the head teller, to help them access the vault. The dynamic among the robbers begins to shift as desperation grows due to a shortage of cash.

Ed Maas proposes to reveal the existence of an old vault in the bank's basement as a bargaining chip for his safety. This revelation adds a new layer of urgency to the chaotic situations developing inside the bank.

As Kramer begins to drill into the second vault, disruptive and eerie events unfold with flickering lights and ghostly apparitions of past hostages. The increasing eeriness starts to blur the lines between reality and the supernatural.

Cyrus enters the vault to check on the hostages, only to be confronted by ghostly figures that remind him of death and past tragedies. This moment deepens the film's exploration of the bank's haunted legacy.

Under the mounting pressure of the situation, Michael's moral compass begins to waver. As the haunting events unfold around him, he grapples with the implications of their actions amidst the chaos.

Phone calls reveal that authorities are aware of the robbery, shattering the group's illusion of being hidden. This discovery changes the dynamics within the group and escalates the fear of being caught.

As the situation intensifies, a fire begins to consume the building, forcing the characters into a fight for their survival. The external chaos mirrors the internal breakdown of their moral choices.

Leah narrowly escapes through the ventilation shafts, facing her demons and the masked figure that embodies the consequences of their actions. The film closes as she confronts the haunting realities left in the wake of their harrowing experience.